The Ant Traverse 

I never did figure out how to top it out via the left arete. It always seemed much more natural to start heading up once you hit the two holes. Several holds have broken since I first did this climb (~3 years ago), but I think it the only change is that one or two of the starting moves are a bit harder.
Great climb, excellent for building endurance and technique on crappy feet.

This is really jolting my memory but it used to be V3 and I'm not a bit surprised that it's harder. The left arete used to be the easiest top out. Of course the crux of the traverse was getting to the start of this top out. Heading up the "natural" way (I do see how you'd say that) used to be much easy. But that's the nature of this place. At least you never get too bored of the problems before they change, especially long crimpy ones like this.

Thanks for the comments/info Sean and Steve. I've updated the description to reflect these perspectives.

I should also add that my enthusiasm for this problem comes from its uniquely long, crimpy, and fairly sustained nature. The Ant is a quality boulder, and the medium difficulty traverses (also see the newly added Arachnophobia ) are just as good as the easier slab problems.